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Most flight WiFi networks don't block DNS traffic, so if you set up a custom DNS server, you can tunnel everything through DNS. It's slow, but it's free interne
by adyavanapalli 2y ago
Most flight WiFi networks don't block DNS traffic, so if you set up a custom DNS server, you can tunnel everything through DNS. It's slow, but it's free internet!
- slt2021 2y agohow about spinning up a wireguard server on udp/53 and connect to it with wireguard client. I haven't tried it myself but it could work. Gonna try it next time I am going to fly
- cheema33 2y agoThis doesn't work. I have tried it. The trick iodine tool uses works very differently.
- actionfromafar 2y agoI'm afraid to get on some kind of terrorist watch list that way.
- apantel 2y agoThen don’t visit any terrorist sites till you’re back on the ground :)
- prmoustache 2y agoI once found out on a plane ssh wasn't blocked even if I wasn't paying so I just used a remote vps that I had already setup as a socks proxy to browse the web.